Peak Season Outages Sample Clauses

Peak Season Outages. After accepting an ACTIVATION NOTICE, SELLER shall schedule planned outages so that no portion of any such planned outage shall occur during the PEAK SEASON, without the prior written consent of PECO. PECO shall not be obligated to approve requests for planned outages during such periods. PECO shall have the right, upon one (1) year's notice, to revise the months or days during which SELLER shall not schedule a planned outage. If the FACILITY is wholly or partially unavailable due to a planned or maintenance outage during the PEAK SEASON, PECO shall not be required to pay SELLER for any DESIGNATED CAPACITY purchased by PECO from the FACILITY during such an outage.
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